Are you a researcher, policy maker, policy adviser, decision maker, or any other actor within the research uptake cycle?

These policy briefs have been developed by various authors and organisations worldwide and will provide you with knowledge, experiences, and lessons learnt in bridging the gaps in research uptake for various health research areas. Feel free to view and download these resources freely. 

AFRICA - MOROCCO 2021

Universal health coverage for sexual and reproductive health in Morocco
This evidence brief builds on a case study conducted in Morocco on the process and status of the integration of SRH services within UHC policies, programmes and strategies.

ASIA - MALASYA 2021

Universal health coverage for sexual and reproductive health in Malaysia
This brief highlights evidence from a case study of Malaysia that critically examines the national measures that have been taken to progress towards universal access to selected SRH services.

AFRICA - GHANA 2021

Universal health coverage for sexual and reproductive health in Ghana
This evidence brief arises from an in-depth study on Ghana involving key stakeholders, including government agencies, multilateral organizations and nongovernmental organizations.

GLOBAL

Knowledge into policy: Going beyond ‘Context matters’
A conceptual framework on better interaction between knowledge and policy.

AFRICA - GHANA 2020

Evidence Use for Improved Sanitation
The role of civil society in promoting the use of evidence in strengthening the sanitation sector in Ghana.

AFRICA 2020

Using Evidence in Policy and Practice 
How policy makers, researchers and development practitioners can improve development outcomes and practice?

GLOBAL 2019

Improve Data & Accountability for Girl and Women
Explores the critical contributions of data and accountability to gender equality

GLOBAL 2015

Case for Investing in Research to Increase Access to and use of Contraception Among Adolescents
Why governments and donors should invest?

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